Dr. Paul L. Williams has taught humanities at Wilkes University and the University of Scranton; published ten books, including several bestsellers, with mainstream publishers; worked as a journalist for USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, and National Review while serving as a regular guest on such news outlets as Fox News, NPR, and MSNBC; and worked for seven years as an FBI consultant on organized crime. He even served as a terror consultant for Family Security Matters, an arch-neocon propaganda megaphone.
Paul Williams is also an honest man and a skilled journalist and researcher.
Something had to give.
Williams' new book Operation Gladio: The Unholy Alliance between the Vatican, the CIA, and the Mafia is a multi-megaton explosion of truth. Copiously documented, it details the rise of the CIA drug mafia - the biggest and baddest narcotics outfit on the planet - and its vast money-laundering operations, including its use of the Vatican as a financial base, and its ongoing wars of false flag terror, assassination, coups, destabilizations, and mass slaughters of peaceful activists. This isn't conspiracy theory, it's fully-verified and inarguable conspiracy fact. And Williams isn't afraid to name names - despite the thousands of journalists, investigators, cops, magistrates, judges, and others who have been murdered to cover up these crimes.
In this interview we compare the CIA's narcotics-financed Operation Gladio wave of false-flag "leftist" terror to today's Gladio B wave of false flag "Muslim" terror; detail the assassinations and overthrows of recent popes and other criminal potentates; and explain how this freemasonry-based organized crime cabal is trying to take over the planet and inaugurate a "New World Order."
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Surprised to see Barrett interviewing Paul Williams, as he was a a guest on Dr. Stan Monteith's show a few times a year, pumping out the fear of Islam.
ReplyDeleteHe's kind of like a Frosty Wooldridge, except scholarly and realizes that there are those within the government encouraging Islamic radicalization, whereas Frosty likes to drone on about the symptoms.
Williams actually had a lawsuit against him by McMaster University for saying that there may have been some nuclear material acquired there by some Muslims. Always be careful what you say when you have a big enough platform, as some organization, especially if taxpayer funded, may haul you out onto the legal carpet about it.